u Columbian
uLOOMsr.uita, ta.
Friday, Jlugivsb B, 1S72.
Our I'nro President,
Hon. S.iyloa J. Rowcu, formorly may
or nntl nlso postmaster of Washington
In a lcttor recently published states
that Clonoral Grant cheated him out of
$25,000 "with n coolness anil ilejlbora
tlon that would do credit to any black-
leg," and purposes bringing tho matter
heforo the Courts at tho Hopleinbcr
term, when a rich dovolopmont ro
carding our President la promised
This la tho man whom tho pcoplo of tho
United Slates aro asked to ro-lnatnlo In
power for four years a man who litis
given rlso to such a disgraceful charge
oven If ho ho not guilty of tho alleged
olloiirf. Wo romombor not very long
since that an Indebtedness of $.",000 was
discovered which Qrant was compelled
to pay although tho unrortuuato.elerk
who found It Was promptly discharged.
Tho meanness and malignity of Grant
lire pretty well understood, but aro wo
In addition to havo him proved what
Mr. Itnweu calls a "blackleg?"
(Irnnt's Truthfulness.
Mr Grant's memory la of tho poorest
posslblo quality i Honovcr can depend
on It especially whon tho remembrance
of any partlculp- deed of his own, would
bo productive f discomfort. Senator
Sehurz lu hU recent St. I.oids speech
statl that at tho tlmo when tho Santo
Domingo fchoino was on tho carpet, ho
was 'ipproachcd by certain prominent
men who offered him any amount of
patronage in return for his support of
tho bill; and this offer was mado with
tlrrl knowledge and consent of tho Presl
dent. Of course Grant denied it and
challenged '! benator to produca his
authority. Tho following letter from
Gen. Alfroil l'leasonton formerly Com
mlsdonor of Internal Rovcnuo written
to Mr. Schura will need no cxplana-
tlon.
New Youk. July 23. 1872.
Beak PniEND : Of courso I liavo no
objection to you giving my namo to tho
public In explanation of tho facts. I
would say that being a friend of tho
President, us well as of yourself, 1 do
sired that you should boon good terms,
and you should understand that thoro
was no personal feeling in tho way of
rolatious mutually satisfactory. V'our
statomont Is correct that tho President
wanted your support for his Santo Do
mingo scheme, and that you could havo
hntl tho patronago of tho Government
for giving it.
That was tho distinct Impression tho
President's conversation mado upon my
mind, and J communicated it to yon at
tho time. If tho President positively
denies having had any such conversa
tion, I rogrctit. I may console myself
with the reflection that this Is tho first
tlmo that any statement of mino has
been questioned, whilo tho President
has had occasion before this to distrust
tho accuracy of his recollections.
Truly Yours, A. Pi.easonton.
Hon. Cling. 11. Ituvkalcw.
After maturo deliberation and after
consulting thoiu especially Interested in
tho utterances of this paper, wo enter
tho lists and shall support Hon. Clias
It. Buckalow lor Governor. Wo attach
but llttlo significance to political plat
forms. Thoy aro at host but fabrics of
sImw, and aro liablo to collapso at any
moment, after tho election. Wo havo
seen too much of party politics to at
tach ,any importance to these frail
structures. Lot '.us havo good men, and
measures will bo right. With bad men
all tho platforms over roared will bo but
"its tho idio wind, which they rogard
not."
vTho first consideration should there-
foro bo to securo a good man ablo, hon
est and reliable. So far as tho matorlal
interests of tho Commonwealth aro con
cerned, thero 13 but llttlo professed
dlfferonco between tho two partios,
Thoy both profess to beliovo In a pru
dentond economical management of tho
finances. They both profess to chcrisli
tho interests r ad tho honor of tho State,
and to guard tho welfare of tho people.
A good man of either party would carry
out tho vital principles. A bad man of
either party would sacrlilco tiioso prin
ciples to secure his own advantage Wo
thereforo want a man who has been
tried and found faithful. Wo do not
want ono who is suspoctcd. Now, wo
cannot help it that tho man above ro
proach happens to bo tho Democratic
candldato ; nor can wo help It that tho
Republican candldato la not freo from
suspicion. Wo aro, therefore, impelled
by a senso of duty, to support tho Demo
cratic Candldato not becauso ho Is a
Democrat, but becauso wo want a man
who has tho nerve, tho ability and tho
konniy to carry out tho principles of
pubic economy, irrespective of party
trammels.
Holding these views, wo aro irresisti
bly forced to support Mr. Buckalow,
and wo aro freo to say that wo would
Ju3t as ardently espouso tho causo of tho
Republican candldato, if tho porsonal
aspect of tho question had been reversed-
Wo tako our Btand undor tho banner
of Buckalow, becauso ho Is nn ablo and
an honest man; and wo opposo Ilnrt-
ran ft becauso wo beliovo ho Is not,
Danville Independent.
The following aro clioico oxtracts
from tho old Know-Nothlng speeches
of, Henry Wilson, In Massachusetts, In
1851. Wo don't think past records will
bo of any account In this olectlon, but
as a matter of history wo glvo theso
excertpts;
"Tho tlmo has eomo when tho tint
form of tlto Htato militia should no
longer ho disgraced by being scon on
tho back of a Catholic Irishman or in
fidel Dutchman."
"By tho light of their burning shan
ties tho Teuton nnd Celt may read tho
certain doom that will overtake thorn
In their attempt to compete with tho
natlvo-boru Americans for political
supremacy on this continent."
Tho debts of tlw ten Southern Stales
havo been nearly quadrupled under tho
maladministration and plundering of
tho carpot-baggcra, who havo boon sua
talned nnd uphold by tho present Na
tlonal Administration. Boforo thoso
States camo undor carpet-bag control
tho eutiro debt of tho ten Stales was
$70,415500. Now It has reached $201,
020,015, an inercaso of $215,210,715.
Hero wo havo an Jnereoso of over two
hundred millions In tho debts of thoso
States. Such aro tho blessings of tho
Stato Governments which Grant has
been forcing upon tho South and sus
taining by both tho civil nnd military
power of tho Administration.
Oitimit Ihilhr,
Itapinaimroiiilnfotinnllun which we
printed on Halurday, that tho Htnto Uo-
partmimt has oiUelal proof, In tho shapo
nf a report of a "eoiiuul.tr agent" on tho
Buhjeej.tlml all that hmi bcou ehargod
ngalii'lt Bullor, our Consul General at
uurddstruo. AmmigthoctiargeHngnlnst
thla oiUclalvoprotiimtatlvoof thollnltod
Staton In tho land of Egypt aro "Ignn
rnneo and negleet of nflluo, violciifco.nia
llclou persecution nf tnlHaloiinrlesand
corlaln American In tho "Egyptian
army ; appointing consular agonts with
out authority, for pecuniary conBhlcrn-
llotiH, dismissal of nulhori.cU consular
olllcors, retaining moneys turned over
by missionaries, belonging to a minor
chlldfabuso of ofiklnl power, complicity
lu tho assault on Missionary Strang," of
etc. Thcsu avo mid to bo "only a fow of
tho charges made" against Butler, but
they aro quilosunlclent, ifsubstantlatcd
as stated, to show that Duller was not
romoved n moment too soon.
Why tills man should havo been up-
pointed to disgraco Americans abroad
has always been a wonder to us. Ho had
no fltandhiL' of h U own at homo entit-
ling him to such n position, and 11 can
not bo shown Hint thoendowemcntof his
uuelo, who Is notoriously n dishonest
demagogue, should havo been deemed
sufllclont to induce ids nppolntmont to
a placo of such Importance. Nor was
thero anything In tho character onus
father Andrew Jackson Duller, tho
California blackleg to lecommcndthls
man lo oxeeutlvo favor, lie comes of
bad stock, and his conduct proves that
blood will tell." Wherir this fellow
Is, tho Government is not aware, as ho
ran away from Cairo licforo tho appoint-
mcnt of his suceoMor ) but tho manner
of his leaving was a fitting conclusion
of his brief nud disgraceful oflleial
caredr. Ho would do ids country a favor
If ho would never return to It. Tho
character and conduct of his undo mako
as hoavy a load of humbug, trapo3turo
and bad personal and political morals
nsany ono country ought to bo required
lo bear in iiehalf of tho Duller family.-
Doy.
(Mtiiliilatc.s and Labor lteformcrs.
The Homestead Champion, published
by Hugh Cameron,at Washington D. C,
is tho central organ of tho Labor Re
formers. Its issuo of May last contains
tho following
"Nothing for individuals, but ovcry-
thine for tho causo"is a noble and appro
priate motto for a party organized for
tho attainment of a great public object.
luaiviuiiai preiorcnces.privaio piqi
uo,
SSSII 'lU&WtKrSSt
.. I f.j i. .1 . III! I 1. ?..
mitt
demand of tho organization for success.
Imbuod with theso Ideas, wo havo
clvcn our timu and labor to tho further
ance of the cause of tho toiling millions.
inspirca by no otner motivo tnan tuat
which lecltimatoly springs from tho
dcslro of successfully establishing tho
principles wnicn wo proiess, wo attend
ed, as a spectator, tho session of tho La
bor Roform Convention, hold on the 7th
of May,at Williamsport, Pennsylvania.
wo round tnero, to our surprise, iwo
confess it with shame,) men gathered
togother, not for tho purposo of organ
izing for tho . advancement of just
principles ; not for tho sako of consulta
tion in reforenco to tho interests of
labor ; not with tho intention of dcvls
ing ways and means for tho overthrow
oi mo lanu-grauuers, suusiuy-jouucrs,
carpet-baggers and gift-takcrs,who now
dominate in tho country: but to look
nftor their ncrsonal advancement, to
seek ofllce.nnd to strivo fur selfish ends,
at tno hsk oi covering wnn uisgraco,
and strangling at its birth, thoorganiza
tlon of which tho tolling millions wcro
led to expect so mucn.
It is truo that tho earnest friends of
tho causo wcro also thoro, but thoy wero
outnumbered by packed delegations
from corrupt political centers, manu
factured for tho occasion In tho interest
of tho enemies of labor. Railroad cor
porations and mining monopolies had
tliolr representatives there, and somo
of tho vultures that hang around tho
lobbies of tho Stato Legislature wero
activo ou tho outside.
Hnrtranft, tho Republican candidate
for Govornor, had this emissaries
there.
It was not singular that tho tools
of Hartranft tho hangers-on and paid
lobbyists of tho great corporations of
tho State, worked togcthor so harmoii3
ly for tho samo candldato for tho guber
natorial nomination. Nor was it at all
strango that they accomplished their
object and becured tho nomination of a
man for tho highest offlco in tho gift of
tho pcoplo of tho Stato, who has been
identified with corporations all his life.
and who was tho father of at least a
dozen oil companies, whoso stock cost
many an innocent purcnascr uis utuo
all.
Tho labor reform party must first ac
complish tho overthrow of the ring
which at present rules this country bo-
roro it can nopo to cngraic us principles
upon federal or Stato legislation.
corporations, monopolies, ac., tno
enemies of labor, find no fitter instru
ment than Grant nnd his partlzans to
workout and fasten corrupt schemes
upon tho people Grant is their candid
ate for President; thereforo tho first
duty of tho workingman is to sco to It
that Qrant is not re-elected.
Tho October election in Pennsylvania
must not bo allowed to go for tho Grant
party, Tho result of tho election will,
In all probability, exert such an influ
ence throughout tho country as to
determine who Is to bo tho next Presi
dent. It is easily to bo seen, thereforo,
how important it will be 'that no
worklngman's vote bo thrown away at
that election. If tho Democrats at
Reading will nominnto a candldato
whom tho workingmen can trust, thoy
will rally to a man to his support. Wo
beliovo the Intentions and desires of tho
distinctive workingmen who met at
Williamsport, like thoso who met at
Columbus, wero patriotic and noblo,
and wo aro confident, If tho Democrats
nvinco tho samo spirit, that nn honest
alllanco and victory lo tho allied forces
will certainly bo tho rosult.
Tho now stabl03 at tho Whlto Houso
aro superior to Robert Bonner's and
cost noarly $50,000. And tho fund for
building them was abstracted from tho
now stato department, witliout tho
shadow of authority In violation of
law. But then Dr. a rant thinks moro
of tho iiorso department than of tho
stato department, and it Is only natural
that ho should rob tho latter for the
bouolltof tho former. A President who
knows moro of horsemanship than of
statesmanship wants a stablo govern
ment. It is said that during tho session of
tho Baltimore convention tho following
wager was mado botwecn Hon. A. K.
M'Cluro, of Pennsylvania, and Mr. Al
vord chairman of tho democratic stato
commlttco of Indiana : If Pennsylva
nia should glvo n larger majority for
Mr. Buckalow than Indiana does for
Mr. Hendricks, Mr. Hendricks Is to
bring to and prcsont to tho stato of
Pennsylvania a prize banner, appropri
ately inscribed. If tho majority for Mr.
Hendricks should bo largor than for
Mr. Buckalow, Mr. Buckalow la to go
to Indiana and present a similar banner
lo dial stato.
THE COLUMBIAN
Mr. Oreelij's Acceptance.
Tho followltut Mhoofllclal nollilch-
tlon to Mr. drcoloy of hid nomination
by tho National Deinociatio Convontlon
at lUllIniore, with his letter of accept
ance: ;
Bai,timoiik, July 10, 1872.
Beau Hnu It is our plo.isuro, In
compllanco with tho Instructions of tho
Democratic National Convention as
sembled In this city, to Inform you that
you havo been unanimously nomlnnlod
Its candidate. for tho Presidency of tho
United FStates.
Tho Convention, consisting of 7!J2
uelcg.itw, representing every Slnto and
Territory In tho Union, adopted, with
out amendments, tho declaration of
principles nlllrmctl by tho Convention
Liberal Republicans nl Cincinnati,
and strengthened by tho Indorsement
contained in your letter of acceptance.
Tho action of this great body oruclo
gales proves that they aro, with slngu
lar unanimity, determined to enter tin
dor your leadership upon tho patriotic
duty of restoring to tho administration
inouovcrnmentpuriiyaiuuiuegrny,
nuu mat inuopcuuonco 10 na impart-
mcnls which regards tho Constitution
as nllko tho sourco and tho limit of
Federal power.
i,..vi.H, nl,i Mm dim.rnnnr nf tho
past, abandoning nil purposo of mcro
partisan advantage, asking for no
pledge other than that of ihlollty to tho
principles to which thoy havo given
their deliberate and rcsoluto adherence,
and which thoy beliovo will command
tho approval of a largo majority of tho
American pcoplo,lhey tender you their
nomination, confident that pcacoand
good government will bo inaugurated
and maintained under your admlnls
trallon. Respectfully, your obedient
servants,
J, It. D00L1TTLE,
Chairman of Convontlon
To the Hon. Horace Orccley, iVcio York,
Mil. dHEETjEY'S ACCEPTANCE.
New YonK, July 18, 1&72.
Gentlemen: Upon maturo deliber
ation, it scorns fit that I should glvo to
your lotter of the 10th inst.some furthor
and fuller responso than tho hasty, un
promedlttaod words Inwhlch I acknowl
edged and accepted your nomination at
our mooting on tho 12th.
That your Convention saw lit to ac
cord lis hichost honor to ono who had
been prominently and polntodly op
posed to your party in tho earnest and
sometimes angry controversies of tho
last forty years, is essentially note
worthy. That many of you originally
preferred that tho Liberal Republicans
P'csont anthcr "Matoto
President, and would moro reauiiy navo
uultod with us in tho support of Adams
, t L iii if nin.
more wholly to elet' that i lM al-
ready been nominated at Cincinnati,
and that a concentration of, forces upon
any now ticket hnd been proved 1m
practicable. Gratified a3 1 am at your
concurrence in tho Cincinnati nomina
tions, certain n3 I am that you would
not havo concurred had you not deemed
mo upright and capable, I find nothing
In tho circumstanco calculated to In-
llamo vanity or nourish self-conceit
But that your Convention saw fit, in
ndopting tho Cincinnati ticket, to ro
a 111 rm (ho Cincinnati platform, is lo mo
a source of the profoundest satisfaction
That body was constrained to tako this
important step by no party necessity,
real or supposed. It might havo ac
cepted tho candidates of tho Liberal
Republicans upon grounds entirely Us
own, or it might havo presented them
(as tho first Whig National Convontlon
did Harrison and Tyler) without adopt
ing any platform whatever. That it
choso to plant itself deliberately, by a
voto nearly unanimous, upon tho fullest
and clearest enunciation of principles
which aro at onco iucontcstably Rcpub
llcan and emphatically Democratic,
give's trustworthy assuranco that a now
and moro auspicious era la dawning
upon our long distracted country,
Somo of tho best years and best efforts
of myllfo wcro dovoted tonstrugglo
against chattio slavory a strugglo nono
tho less earnest or arduous becauso ro
spect for constitutional obligation con
strained mo to act for tho most part on
tho dcfcnslvo in resistance to tho dif
fusion rather than in direct efforts for
tho extinction of human bondage.
Throughout most of tiioso years, my
vision was unchecred, my exertions
wero rarely animated, by even so much
as a hopo that I should llvo to sco ray
country peopled by freemen alone. Tho
affirmanco by your Convention of tho
Cincinnati platform is a most conclu
sive proof that not merely slavery is
abolished, but that Its spirit la extinct-
that, despite tho protests of a respecta-
bio but isolated fow, thero remains
among us no party and no formidable
interests which regrets tho o--vthrow
or desires tho ro establishment of hu
man bondago, whether In leturorin
spirit. I am thereby justified in ray
hopo and trust that tho first century of
American independence will not closo
before the grand eiemonlal truths on
which Its rightfulness was based by
Jefferson and tho Continental Congress
of 1770 will no longer bo regarded as
"glittering generalities," but will havo
become tho universally accepted and
honored foundations of our political
fabric.
I demand tho prompt application of
thojo principles to our existing condi
tion, Having donowhat I could for
tho comploto emancipation of blacks, I
now insist ou tho full enfranchisement
of all my whilo countrymen. Let nouo
say that the ban has Just been removed
from all but a few hundred elderly gen
tlemon, to whom eligibility to ofllco
cau bo of llttlo consequence. My viow
contemplates not tho hundreds pro
scribed but tho millions who aro donlod
tho right to 1)0 ruled nnd represented
by tho mon of thoir uufettorcd cholco,
Proscription wcro absurd If tiioso did
not wish to elect tho very men whom
thoy uro forbidden to chooso,
I havo a profound regard for tlto pco
pie of that NowEugland wherein I was
born, In whoso common schools I was
taught. I rank no other pcoplo above
them In Intelligence, capacity, aud
moral worth. But, whilo thoy do many
things well, and somo admirably, thero
is ono thing which I am Buro thoy can
not wlsoly or safoly undortako, and that
Is tho Boloctlon, for Slates reinoto from
and unllko their own, of tlio porsons by
mlinm lincn Rlnlon nlinll lin rnnrriannfnrl
II ....... V..WUW W.H.W H.v.. " - .
in Congress. If thoy could do this to
good purposo then Republican Institu
tions wcro unfit, and aristocracy tho
only truo political system,
Yet what have wo rocontly witness-
od? Zohulon B. Vance, tho unques
tioned cholco of a largo mojorlty of tlio
AND DEMOCRAT,
present Loglslat nt o of North Carolina
a majority lattied by a majority of tho
pcoplo who Voted at Its election ro-
fused tho sent In tho Federal Senate to
which ho wivi fairly chorion, nnd tho
JiOglsInluro lima (ioiiiitrnlued to cliooso
another In Ida stead or loavo tho Btato
unrepresented for years. Tho votca of
Now England thus deprived North
Carolina of tho Senator of her cholco,
and compelled hor, to uoiul another In
his stcad-another who, In our lalo con-
leal, wa, Hlco Vnuco, it rebel, but who
bnd not Borvcd In Congress heforo tho
war as Vunco had, though tho latter
romalncd faithful to tho Union till nftor
tho closo o! his term. I protest against
tho disfranchisement of a Slnto pro
sumptlvoly of a number of States on
ground so narrow and technical as this.
Tho fact that tho samo Scnato which
refused Vanco his scat proceeded to ro
movo his disabilities after that scat had
been filled by nnothor, only serves to
placo in n stronger light tho indignity
to North Carolina, and tho arbitrary,
capricious tyranny which dictated it
I thank you, gontioraon, that my namo
Is to bo conspicuously associated with
yours In a ilolormlncil ollorl to rentier
amnesty complete anil universal, in
spirit as well as in letter. Even defeat
m such a causo would icavo no sting,
whilo triumph would rank with thoso
victories which no blond reddens and
which ovoko no tears but thoso of gratl
tndo and Joy.
Gontlemon, your platform, which Is
also mino, assures mo Hint Democracy
Is not henceforth to Bland for ono thing
and Republicanism for another, but
that thoso terms are to mean In politics
aa they havo nlwtv, meant In tho dic
tionary, substantially one and tho samo
tiling namely, equal rights, regardless
of creed, or crlmo, or color. I hall this
as a genuino dcpaTturo from outworn
feuds and meaningless contentions in
tho direction of progress nnd roform
Whether I shall bo found worthy to
boar tho standard of tho great Liberal
movement which tho American pcoplo
havo inaugurated is to bo determined
not by words but by deeds. With mo
If I steadily advance, over mo If I falter
its grand array moves on to ncliiov
for our country her glorious, beneficent
destiny.
I remain, gentlemen, yours,
Horace Greeley.
To James R. Doollttlo, Chairman of tho
Convention, and Messrs. F. W,
Syke3, John C. McCabo, and others
Committee.
By an examination of Purdon's Digest
of tho Laws of Pennsylvania wo find
that thero is plenty of law upon tho
subject of public officials speculating
with tho monoys of tho Commonwealth
On pages 228-9,
On pages 228-9, P. L. 70 aud 70, thoro
1-vislons Imposing lines and pen-
allies ou any officer of tho Common
wealth, or of any clty.county, borougli
or township thereof, who loans, with
or without Interest therefor, any mouoy
or valuable security which may bo lu
his keeping by virtuo of his offlco,
Thoro aro also provisions against tho
loaning of any such monoys to bank;
or othor corporations or its privato In
vestment. Wo call tho attontlon of
soveral gentlemen holding public offices
at llarrisburg and of tho prospective
members of tho noxt Leglsiaturo to
thesoslatules. 1'ress.
Tho Now York Sun says : Mr. Lin
coin's first cabinet consisted of Messrs,
Seward, Chase, Cameron, Welles, Blair,
Smith and Bales. Tho two last named
aro dead. Cameron is for Grant. Chaso,
Welles aud Blair aro for Qrcelcy,
Wliero stands Governor Seward ? Whon
Mr. Lincoln first became President
thero wcro tlilrty-ono republicans
tho setiato. Of theso sonators six aro
dead, thirteen aro for Grant, ten aro for
Greeley, and of tho opinions of tho ro
maining two wo havo as yet no certain
information. Wo refer to Mr. Hard:
of Now York, aud Mr. Clark, of Now
Hampshire Nevertheless wo are told
that tho republican party is almost
unit for Grant, Do not facts like tho
abovo flatly contradict this impudent
assertion ?
Commenting upon General Logan
recent speech in Galcsburg, Illinois
tho Chicago Tribune presents this sum
mary of tho effort : "Farmers, aro you
not prosperous ? Don't your cows glvo
i i r i . -r .i .1 .- i
iwciiiy-iotir mitins oi rauii a uay, ami
don't your oats grow forty bushels
the aero and sell for twenty-seven cents'
Don't your wife have a new baby ovcry
year, and don't you send one new pupil
annually to tho public school? Isn
remission of sins freo to all of you who
repent, and can't you havo a pow
In tho church by paying for it? And
now I demand of you, n3 farmers,
husbands, and ns chrl3tians,iiutlcr what
political party havo you enjoyed nil
this prosperity ? Uutlcr tho G rant par
ty, you answer. Then voto for Grant
A doleful occurrence took placo on
ono of tho Iloboken ferry boats at New
York. A vendor of tho Grant badges
vent aboard and began to hawk his
goods. Ho thrust miniatures of tho
Gift-taker into tho faces of tho pusson
gors.
"Who's this?" thoy asked.
"That's GIn'ral Grant, zur ; buy ono
he's zelicn' awful cheap."
"Glvo mo a Greeley badge," saldoue;
"I'll tako a llttlo of tho whlto hat in
mino," said another j "Tako 'cm over
to Jcrsoy nud soil 'em to Robeson, the
$93,000 feller, ho'll buy 'om," advised
a third ; "I'vo lived pretty happily for
sixty-three years without any pictures
of any man around and It's too lato to
commenco now ;" said nn old gontlo
man; "Twcnty-flvo conls for thoso
things I why you couldn't got twcnty
flvo conta for tho original if you bad
him hero," contemptuously remarked
another ; "IIo's been sold for nothing
lots of times, and his brother-in-law
always got tho pay," said his compan
ion. Another asked "why ho didn't
bring out somo Grooloy badgca, such as
tlio pcoplo wantod ;" another wanted
to know "what iclntlon tho podillor
wa3 to Grant.1'
And thus tho poor follow wont
through tho boat, selling not ono badgo
the wltolo trip, and dolefully declaring
ho was sorry ho made tho trip, belug
out his faro.
Tho Hartford Times saya it wauls
I thoro should bo "an end of horo-&tatcs-
I mnaliln ami lnillniinnorv.lt
1,1., IO... If 1. 1. M . 'III.
Hon. Alox. W. Randall dlod nt El
mlra, July 25th, agod M. Ho had hold
numerous posltlous undor tlio Govern
ment, was twico Governor of Wlscon
sin, Minister to Italy and was finally
Postmaster Gcnoral.
ELOOMSBUIIG,
NEWS
Tlio Pennsylvania Rupuhllcnn Stale
iiur.il (Joinnilltoo mot at llarrisburg
tho 2-lth.Oen. Chntlivi Allulght, pf
Carbon, and Judge Glonnl W. Ucho
field, of Erlo, were nominated for Con
gressmen at largo. Senator Harry
Whlto wrote a loiter lo tho Committee,
declining n nomination for Congressman
largo, In which ho stated that ho was
also nominated for Delegate nt largo to
tlto Stato Constitutional Convention,
and ho thought It best that another Ro-
ublican nhould bo selected for tho Con
gressional nomination.''
John Potts, for thirty years connect
ed wllli tho War Department and for
thirteen years lis Chiof Clerk died last
cck of dysentery.
Tho Supromo Court of South Carolina
has decided that tho law for tho issuo
of Btato scrip to tho Blue Rldgo Rail
road, and making It recelvablo for taxes
Is unconstitutional and void. Tina is
tnhl to repudlato $2,000,000 of Stalo
liabilities created by tho last South
Carolina Legislature
Catacazy has boon nt last unmlstaka
blv dlscracod by his Government. Tho
Journal de 61. Petersburg published nn
Imperial decreo dismissing lilm from
tho diplomatic Barvico of tho Russian
Empire. Tho publication of tho quon
dam diplomatist's pamphlet, without
tlto knowledge and ngalnst tlto will or
tho Imperial Government, is asslgucd
as tho cause.
Tho loss to tho Erio R. R. Co., by tho
firo which destroyed thoir shops at
Jcrsoy City last week la limited at ?l,
150,000. Tho Catholic Protectory, do
stroyed tho same day, caused a loss of
$175,000.
Serious embarrassment lias bccn;cnus
cd in tlio Board of Arbitration by tho
English protest against tho considera
lion of nnyovidouco or nrgtimont show
ing niilmua on tlio part of Qreat Britain
Encland Insists that tho introduction
of this cvldenco practically admits con
sideratiou of the spirit of tho indirect
claims, which wore presented only to
provo other and direct claims which
othcrwiso it would bo imposslblo to
substantiate. Should this cvldenco bo
excluded it is believed that few cases
can bo proved.
Tho telegraph announces tho death of
Benito Juarez, President of Mexico, on
tho 18th Inst., from apoplexy. Tito
Presidency ot tlio Republic will do
volvo on Lordo do Tejada, Chief Justico
of tho Supremo Court.
Tho deatli of President Juarez having
removed tlio only obstaclo to there
sumption of diplomatic relations bo
tween Franco and Mexico, such a stop
is said to bo Contemplated by tho Gov
ernmcnt of tho former country.
Tho Swiss Times says it is in a posi
tlon to confirm tho report now current
that tho Tribunal of Arbitration has
decided in favor of America in tho caso
of tho privatcor Florida, on tho ground
that tho British Government did uo
uso sufficient precautious to prevent tlio
departuro of that vessel from the Lug
llsh ports. Tito Timos also says that th
Board of Arbitration 1ms taken up tho
caso of the Alabama.
Tho Timos says that tho Board has
disallowed tho claims of tho Amorica
Govoriimont arising out of tho doprodn
Hons of tho Boston, JofT Davis, Music,
and soveral other smaller Confodorato
cruisers.
Tlio reasons leading to this aetlor
Of
tho Board aro that the chargos of nogll
geuco on tho part or tho lsrilisii uov
crnniont, so far as thoso vessels aro con
corned, have not been proved.
Tiio Independence Belgo States that
tho awards of tho Geneva Tribunal of
Arbitration, in tho caso of tho privatoors
Florida and Alabama, will togcthor,
amount to $,500,000.
At Williamsport, ou Monday in the
cases of tho rioters, Judgo Gamhlo sus
tained tho decision of Recorder Mcro
dlth, and tho rioters wcro committed in
default of ball.
We flntl tho following in tho Albany
Irgtis of Vedno3ilay :
Twonty-flvo cased of arms from tho
Snrinefleld Armory, dlrcctctl to tho
Stato Arsenal of North Carolina, wero
at tho wharf of tho Now i ork ami New
Haven Steamboat Company in New
York on Sunday morning.
It would seem from this that Grant
proposes to uso his old method of bayonet-voting
at tho North Carolina elec
tion. We commend tho artlclo quoted
above to thontteiitlou of such Democrats
as cannot make up their minds to vote
for Groeley. There is no accounting for
lasto but wo should fancy that theso
gentlemen might havo had about
ouohkIi of Grant. Every Democratic
voto at. homo holps to ro-clcct him.
Think it over.
New Advertisements,
OTICE.
flllbscribera to tho CinltftlHtock In thn North ft
West Drnnch llallroad, nro hereby untitled that
If they fall to pay I ho nssosinncnt of ten per cent
on bald fctock duo first July, on or before tho 31st
day of August 1872, they will bo subject to tho
legal penalty of one per cent per month lu eald
UKM'SNlIieUl,
Dy order of tlio Hoard ot Directors.
nil 187J-lm. WM.NEAL, Tre.nurer,
Wilson College for Yon Lais,
CTTAMnElumiTlin. IA.
With nmplo Grounds nud elegant Buildings, so
iitit-u up us to uo unmeiiito uuu nitriieiive, nnu
well equipped for thorough educational work,
wllloiion tho First Term of tho noxt Academic
year Heptomber 1th, 1672. For Clrculara.npply to
Uov. C. 1U LANE. n311b7 j-lm
"D RIDGE LETTING I
l'rouosals will ho received on Batnrdnv. the
ntlitfiiyof August next, between tho hours of
j u anu ie o ciock oi sum uny, ou 1110 ground, lor
the building or erection of it bridge In Locust
township, between tho counties oi Columbia aud
jMoriuumucriana over itonnng i.roeu. al n place
where tho nubllo hiuliwar to Hear Uan crosses
said creek near Walter's. To be a braco bridge
lit feet loug, covered. Abutments to be tlfcet
uuovo water mars. Hpociucatious can ho been
on grnnnti on uny oi letting, r unner luiornia'
tlnu can he hod by writing to this ottleo.
Coin's, oillce Iiioomsimrg, Aug.V, 1S72.
CYUDH 110IIIUNS,1
If. J, DEEDEIt. S-Com'rs.
WM. H1IAFFER, J
Attest, WM, KltlCKIlAU.M, Clerk
new Y'omc, couk, and liveiu'ool.
NEW AND KlLL-roWEllED KTEAMBHU'S,
THE LAlUil.-JHT IN Tim WOULD.
OCEANIC. CELTIC, ItEl'UIILIO, ATLANTIC.
llALTlO, ADRIATIC, MAJEBTIO.
Balling from New York on HATUltDAYH, from
Liverpool on tuukhuaxb, nnu uorkJiarbor
the duy rollowlug,
From the Whlto Star Dock, I'avonla Ferry,
Jorkey City.
I'ousenger accomrnojatlous (for all clasics)
UUIIIUIIW, U'lllUlUlllU
HAFETY. Bl'EED. AND C0MF0IIT.
fialoons. stutb-rooiuB. smoklnir.room nnd Imih
rooms lu midship ttcllou, whole least motion Is
ieit, nurgeons nnu btuwarucsfaes uccouipauy
Uatus tialoo'n, (SO Hold. Btocmge, SSOcurren
cy to Iindon. Llvemoal tllasifaw Lnudnniinrrv.
nud Bristol. Tiioso wishing to send tut Irlends
from the Old Country can nowobtala steerago
prepaid oertlflcatei, (13 currency,
l'asseugers booked to or from all parts of
luuuiiuu, i-unu, jiuiuuurgu, nurwoy, uweueil,
Drafts from LI un wards.
For Inspection of plans and other Information,
apply at the Company's Otllcos, No. lllhroudway,
, J. II. Bl'AltKB. Agent,
Or to W. I'EAOOoif, '
nnlllf HooinDburir,i'a,
COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
TUOT1CE TO TEACHERS.
f.r tlio BohimlD or t'oiiriiKlmm ntnl (lentmlla
nmncin, in mo. now Hrnooi
hoiiNo lioar Dentin-
la. on the 12lhtlny ol AueunI. IKTi.ooiiiinencIn
nn mo lZllumy
flii'drv-K, A. M.
I
lly order or tho lloinl of Dlreclom.
rAXUK'K MntlUUMUCr, , ,
Hoo y, 1,-oiivitguani iiibu
floo'y. Ccnlnvlln Dial.
70R SALE. Tho Subscriber offers
1 mt onlo lit fnrin In Mllllln lowimlitn con-
M',S' FIFTY ACRES.
Bovonnfrr.iniia thirteen iwcIhi of which nro
woodland, nn which iHomtuI
llh now omlmllcllmn In cooU condition. Thero
urn two oiolmrtl on tho jncinlcoa andnnovcr
r.iMlnrr Kimnli nf umlnr. Tlio urnnnrtv ndloltlK
lnndt'of l u-is. KlliiReriiinn, Joicph Who nnd
otlUTrf, I-nr imriiPiiinrH nuurpM or nr-riy 10
111 A All H. lll:NllKItHlll)Tr.
nng 'iil aiiiunivnic,
I 1UU1U
PROCLAMATION.
Wnr.nnA1.thn Hon. Wllllnm EIwpII. Prexldoiil
.itlirnorthn noim or over nntl Tpimlner ntul
ononil .loll lvllvpi-v. Court of Otmrtor Hi-hhIooh
t tho Pcncn nml Court of Common 1'lt-nK find Or-
nlmii'Hl-ourtlii Ihn 2itli .llidlclnl Distrlt-t. com-
wu ui hid counuc ui uviuiiiiiiu, rmiuviiu nun
;yominp, nnu 1110 lion, irnin uorrnnti jRonc--,
havo Nsnoil Ihnlr -rtrccrnt. honrlluz dnlo tlio lit
.onroe VRROcinio juiiaex oi i;oiuinmn couui
iHv of May, In tho year of our tjord, one
tliouinuil, eight hitmlrod and ucvcnty-two.nnd to
immircciuu nir iHHiimKiiv-uurM'i wyur imu ivi
miner nnd (louoml Oitnrtor HoknIoiih of t h Pearo
mon rio-nniKi urmiatrn iomi, in
In thn rimntv of Columhla. on tho
tint Monday, IjclnR tho lid day ol Boptemtjor
Notlco li lici-phv ulvcn. to tlio Covoucr. to tho
Juitlcos of tho Peace, mul tho ConMnhloH of tho
ild county of C'olumhla, that they ho then ami
thero In their proper pornon nt 10 o'clock- In tho
jiireiioun oi emu " imy vi ci-iiuimi'.-i wiiiiiiit-u
records, innutritions nnd other rcmonihrnncc, to
t1othoqiiiliiii.ru which to their ojIIccm nonorlnhi
no uouo. All t uioso miu nro uouiiu ny
tecoL'tilni-n. to moseeuto fLunlust tho lulu
nnct that nro or limy ho In tho Jail of thu
Ihcr.i li nroieeiitn th- m ni fdinll ho lust. Jll
aiu iyiiy 01 t'oiuinma, 10 no iiion mm
roi-aiu-ole'iuestedtobBpuuctiml lu Ihelr attend
nnce.nfirocuhly tothclr notice. Dulcilnt lllooma-
, inirj. iiiCfc"in uay oi.ituj-,iu ino year
i.. s.
V nf our I.fml. ono thousand el-zliL hull
' dreil nnd KOventv-twoniul lu 1 ho ninety
flflh year of tho liidepcndenro of tho United
Ejiaien oi Aincrici. AAUuii o.mixh,
liiooiasnuie;, jiuy ixui, 157J. eucriu.
T 1ST OF GRAND JURORS FOR
XJ Scptomhor term its.
iilooin. uco. w, jiuies, ueo. 1-nvnno.i, aurus-
U1H jMavou,
HerwicK nuiiKon Owen.
Ilrlav Creek Knoch Itltt enhomc,
lloavcr Peter Kneelit.
Ceutio 1-Mwanl llartniaii.
Ccnlratla Patrick 1-'. Uuiko.
Cntawlssa Hamuel Krcdoi lelc.
(Ireciiwooil l-'raulc Iloat.
lleraloek-KIl Ohl.
Montour Samuel dlgcr.
Maln-Xatlnn Miller,
MadlMiu Win. FnlHiinn, l-'innclJi Iliinynn,
JU. Pleasant Wm. Miller, Thomns JonoH,
Orange luvld Herring, Jnmeu Hvos,
Pino John (inrdncr.
llo.irlng Crock John D. Ilouck, l'mnls Yo
cum.
Hcott-Thoma-) Crovellrjg, Jr , J. 11. Ammor
man.
T 1ST OF PETIT JURORS FOR
Ji . rm 1874
l'lllST WKKK'. .
liloom Jacob 1,. (Ilrtoit, lloo. W, fitorucr,
Clark Jl.Iirown.
iinovnr . W. Mann.
llorwlck Lovl Km lis, J. II. lloyl, Ales,
Thompson,
ii, .i.inn El iq Dnilann.
llrlarcreck Daniel ItaiubacU, tleo. 1'. Lentil.
catawisxa r. i-. joihi.
(.lM,ti.l()rn. L. I.OW. Uco. II. I- reaH.
l'mnklln Jonathan Former, Jaclinou Cleaver,
Flsluuccrceic jouu wniic, -u. . .inincr
man, David Yost,
(irocuwood Parvln Eves, J. 11. Staddou,
Hemlock ltcubcn llosait.
Mlllllu D. A. HeiN, Denjamln olio.
Madlsnu-Isanc Whipple.
MrnitruirMlftlinnl lloucll.
Orange Jonathan Poust, Wm. Schuyler, Mow
livereu, Josopn iieniy.
Pino Wm. Kerc'iuer, (leo. 11. tletty,
ltoarlug Creak David llarlg.
MnBnv.lnfWnl. A. Kilo.
Brott Josoph Musselniun, J, L. Crawford,
ii. iiuuzuiKer.
S1X-OND WEEK.
liloom, Frank P. Mcnrlde, II. II. Vanattn. It.
11. Mlnaan, (loo.Kltchcn,u. r.zarr.Joscpn auarp
lean, i. v. jHciveivy.
Heaver Simon 1". Johnson,
llni-wti-lf Joalah I). Dodson.
Ilouton William Wilson, Ucubon Appleman
Catawlssa Jacob T,. Shannon. M, (I. Hughes
Hamilton l-isucr, Aiiam i-euertn, .laeou ivieigi
Jacob ciowcu.
Centro John Cain.
CouyiiKham John J. C.uighlln.
Fi-finl: nn Christ Inn Artlov.
FUhlng Creek Hiram Mcllonry, J.n. M. Ai
merman, ltii'hard ltrlillll.
tlreenwooJ John tiladdon, Chandler Kw
John K. Musgrove, Aurnm Trlplepleco.
Jackson Clinton Lowls.
r.ociiRt Hlmon llclwlc. llonrv Helwlcr.
Main 1). 11. Fedderoll, David 8. llrown, Wos
ley John.
Jit, Pleasant Kd. Crnwford.
Hiott it. J. Jflllard, II. O. frovellng.
T) EGISTER'S NOTICKS.-NoTicK 13
JLi hereby given lo nil legatees, ci editors and
olhor persons interested In thceslttn-s of tho le
speetlvo decedents nnd minor, that tho follow
ing administration nnd guardian accounts havo
been tiled lu tho ollleool tho Ueglbler of Colum
bia county, nvid will bo presented for eonilrina
lion aud allowance In tlio Orphans,' Court, to be
held lu llloombbniL'.ou Wednesday, tho 1th dav
of Bcplcmber, M.', ut 2 o'clock p. m. of t.nld
uny:
1. Tho socond account ol H.iinuel Creasy,
Administrator of Chailes 11, Hess.moorMilllfn
township, deceased.
-. tiio accouuioi ttamuei i reasy, AiiDiinuira
or of Mary creasy, lato of MUltin township, de
ceased.
J. Tho third ana unai account of 8amue
Creasy and Stephen (Jolio, administrators of
jacou tiono, latooi .miiiiiu lowusnip, ueeeased.
1. Tho nccount of Hamuel Creasy, duar.ilan
of Lenora Yctter, Into I.enora Drown, minor
cniiit oi jiauucw jtrown,iato oi .iiuuin lown-
sinp, iieeeiiseu.
S. Tho tlrbt and llnal ncL-ouut of Hamuel Crea
sy. Executor of Hannah V. iner, Into of Hcott
township, deceased.
0. Tho ilrst nnd llual accouut of Josoph nnd
niniou v iiuiooyer, x-.xecutuis oi jouii Vlill.
moyer, into or Pino townsuip, deceased.
7. Tlio tlrst nud llual account of Oeoreo Cave.
ueo, administrator of Susan J. Caveuce, lato of
.uount ncnsaui lownsuip, uet oisou.
X. Tho ilrst nnd partial account, nf (leorn
Cavenee, Executor of Edward Caveuce, lato of
.uouui I'icasani. lownbinp, ueeeased.
U. Thoncconntof David E. Hnvmnn. .nlmin
ibtrntor of Peter l'elfcu-, lato of Centro township,
10. The llnal nosount of Bonlamln Ailnmn
ndraluistrator of Win. timlth, fate of Locust
lowusiup, iieeeobeo.
11. Tho llnal nccount of Michael 11. TTpllnr.
ndmlnlstrntor of Michael Hctler, lato of Mlllllu
township, deccabcd.
12. Tlio llual nccount of Wm. Ilnzenbncli,
........ uiB.iuiu, . wu.u nun ui iuieunei iiagcu-
buch. late of Oranco tnwnshln. deeenjinii.
13. Tho second nnd llual account of I,owlJ
letter, ,&cctuor oi ueorgo nower, into or uoar
lnccreok township, deceased.
II. The llnal account of Michael n. Heller,
administrator of John J. Hctler, late of Mllllln
township, deceased.
13. Tho llnal account ot Jacob Yobe, Guardian
nl Ucorge M. Drown, mlnnr phltil nt lirinlnl
llrown, late of Mllllln township, deceased, as
llletl by E. II. llrown nud J. W. Y'ohc, Executors
of Jacob Yobe, deceased,
10. Tho nccount of Ueorgo Moyer, ndmlnlstrn
tor of Elizabeth Mover, lato ot the Town ol
liloomsbnrg, deceased.
17. Tho ticcouul ol Ell Ohl, administrator of
Cntharlno Oul, lato of Hemlock township, do.
ceased.
18. Tho first nnd final ncrount of John Mc
Anall, Eiccutoroi Isaac Fowler, lalo of llrlar
creck township, deceased,
10. The nccount ol Paul Fry, ndminlitrntor
of Daniel Fry, Keur., lato ot Beaver township,
deceased,
. 20. Tho second nnd final nccount of John Sin
loy, administrator ol Ellslia Albertsou, lato ol
(iiccnwood township, ilccensed.
21. Tho nccount of Cyrus 11. White, Executor
of Michael Lemon, Into of Flshlngcretk town
ship, ileeeased,
2. Tho ilrst nnd final nccount of Mlelnel Dill,
liclra.tiuardtauof tho person aud estate of. Mai y
E. Perse, of Madison township,
23. The nccount of J, K, Hharpl
of Elizabeth K, Yctter, lato of cnl
ess. Exocnlnr
otter, lato of cntawlssa town-
bhin.deccnsod.
!f. Thoncconntof Ellas C. Trembly, Admlu
iuuiui ui juiiu tciuuiy,
late of Hcott town
biiiji, iiccuiufcu
to.
Tho npenimt nf nptirv
L. Freas, William
II. Freas, nnd Jauios 1'. Krcas, udmlnlstrators
or Andrew l rcas, lato of Centro township, de
ceased. 20. Tho nccount of Joseph l'oho, administra
tor of Leah l'ohe, latooi Centro township, ile
eeased. 27. The nccount of Bamuel Knorr, ndmlnls
trntor of Authony Whitman, lato of tho Town
of Uloomshurg. deceased.
28. The account of lllch mil Kile, Executor of
uuii jvur, jutu ui nugai ioaj, townsiiip, ue
eeased. $
2U. Tlionecouut or relerlk-ltroto, uJmlnlslrn
torof Bolomou Eekiote," lulo tl llenver town
ship, decerned,
30. First and final ncconut of Hnsan Keller,
Executrix George Keller lalo ol FIsUlngcieck
tuwubhlp, lUcenbed.
WILLIAMSON It, JACOIIY
Ueglster'a Oillce, lleglslor.
llluonikburg, Aug, 2, 1S7J,
yiDOWS' APPRAISEMENTS.
The following nppralscmonts of real nnd nor.
soual property bolapaittu widows of decedents
havo been tiled In tho oillce of tlio lleglbteroi
Columbia couuty.uudcr tho ItulcH of Court, nnd
will be lire. lilted for nhsnluto conllrmntlou, to
tho Ormians' Couit to bo held In lllnninsburi. in
audlforsald couuty.onWiilnebdny, tholthdayof
nt-ji.t, jsu, ui, - o ciocit r. ia., or saiu uay, un
less exceptions to such i-oullnnai Ions nro prevl-
oubiyuieu, ui wuicu nu rerous inicresteu lu
Hatd estates will tako notice i
1. Widow of l'hlllp T. llartmnn, Into of Meotl
township, deceased.
2. Widow of Abram Younj, lato ot Ilouton
luwusuip, ueeeuscu,
3. Widow of Jonathan Kulttle, lato of Con
yngham township, deceased,
f. Widow of Joiiu C. Doty, Into of Benton
township, deceased.
5. Widow or Deter Gearliart, lato of Beaver
township, deceased.
0. Widow of Philip W, Blccloy, late of lloavor
township, deceased,
7, Widow of Cgrutllni Klkcudall, lute of ,Mlf.
Hill township, deceased
8. Widow of Euimor Hampton, lute ol Hour
Jugcreek towushlji, iluctiibed,
I). Widow of W'llllnm F, rijudcr, lalo of Kcolt
township, deceased.
10. Widow oi Joseph Weiss, late of Madlion
towushlp. deceased.
11. Widow of Leaudcr Carman, lato of Benton
township, deceased,
12. Widow of l'ctcr Karns. lato of Benton
township, deceased.
, , , WILLIAMSON If, JACOIIY,
Register's Onico, Ht-iilsUr.
lllooinsburL', Ali 2,187. a
1ST OF UAU815H FOIt TltlAli
ILJ A 1 m',1'1 KPI IH'.lb 1 Itlbt'l lf.
It-oKio A. ITIlIc HiniiwviHI(Wiilinino.
WUiraiii Lonuenheruer, et. nl, v. Ilnh W, Mo
lteynoldn.
rt.
llni'irlnnil v. '"-ilnuel Selnveppen-
In ii
ifl no I linn rr'ii 'n-.i-' s
lelmij lli,iv,.r'ri 'iin' h.
l'mai;e.t llilnlil
Miivimo V llrltiht.
llrnoinnll .t Co. vs. McNInM
I .tK 1 I 11111.
Clciiiuol o. KIcUeltii'ftdin'rVH,
imni nweency
1(OwIn J. Adnmi vi I-Mshlimcreclt Bchool HIMrlrt.
. neaiieiiiiwaiin vb. i-reiiericK """ii'i"1.1 . ,
ranklln Township vr, John Jlelteynolds et,. nl.
unci j noyueri. vs. jviiueiou v u i,n.uti.
'.il.lnl, llnnnn 'niltiln W A.lvllllft.
Michael Jlnlilon vu Phllndolphla A ltcadlna 11,
IV. VO. . .
.tlrlek Monnglirtlil V". Philadelphia and Head
ini ii.ii ii.,.
lloper Dixon vs. l'hllndclphla A Heading 11. H,
Irn Mary Connolly vs. Philadelphia A Itendlni!
1'rnncm.I. Kllm vi. Jncnliltcirlnc.
1 . U. HI' ketn vu. JolmHwetm-j- et. nl.
11. 11. i-o.
-eori! It. Howl vi . josopn vel!iH 1 1. m,
invld Oelniicr v-jJchioIi. llleo.
'nrxirt a- iri-cuiiHir vw. William ll.irticr.
oiculi W. Fnuscy vs. John Mulllcan. .. .
Colui.ihl.i IiiRiir. nee Co. vs. Joseph M. i-icck.
A. ll.Htewart vs. Francis 1). Jolly,
Wllllnm iuuucs ve, jonai iiolv.
Andrew C.ovollim vu, Thomas Trench.
oromiau iichs -nic vs. joiiu inmnmu umi.
'rank 1'.. Droekwny vs. D. K. Heybort.
-rnalittt Itniia VU. (lllvi,r A. .InCilllV.
iiantHH vili.r-..-rtr' ri.. i-h. .Tnhii Hlernor.
A, Pardee A Co, vp.- lluoli W. Mclteynoldi pt nl.
A. l'nrdeo A Co. vs. D.iuvnio iioiiciouei wiinea-
barro iv, it.
Busan (llllinm vs. Mnttln M. Ilrohst.
jnmes jiryninv , iiiooinRiiura iron i-o,
Morilccal Mlllnrd vs. HtiKh W. Mclleynolda,
Thomas Williams vs. John Cain,
JIzrnB. Lyonn vs.Holomou Dlik.
J, W. Hanl.e.V VS. I). 1). Moltck.
ClArlr Mpr nilfl. A. 11. Rrmt'lirl.
lilw. JI. 'lowitwcrry qi ux, vs. jamwi c iieeucr
ei. ux,
Wllllnm II. Abboit vs. Jt-rrnilahB. Drohst
K.H. Klrkeiidall vs. Michael () rover.
U. W. Jlahtollcr vs. William Williams.
jonn v. Aingur vs. ji. o;ciovoiinn. ,
llenjniutu Wuguer s. Joseph 11. Ituodeu.
Thomas llesis vs. C. 1). Fowler etui.
Daniel Biiidcr vs. John Monry. ,
Abrahm KuecUt Daullfo llastlcton and
mil
-
wiUHbarro 11.11. Co.
William llcKelvy vs.
Danvlllo llailclon nml
louathan Ilouck vs.-Dnnvlllo IIa.loton nlnl
w iiirinir,'f, ir. ,t. i-.i
WOt-r.vlifiri.i It. It IV,.
Polcr Knetht vs. Danvlllo lDulolonnud Wilkes
Krodrlck Hoalvr vs. D.nwlllo Hnzlcton and
Wllkesbarru 11. It. Co.
llnrvey Heiinlsun A wllu vs.Danvlllo llazlolon
nitil aMIlrpdli' iptMl Ci
linrrn 11. It. ( M.
Samuel NuiiKicr a. Danvllto Hnrlclonnud
N llKesoarru it, it. i o.
fJeoiRo Ucott and Wllo vs. Danvlllo Hnzletou
nun wiiitesoarro it. jt, v o,
II. H. Dower'M 'ndnir-.' vs. L. F, Dean A II. C.
John Yeager's'iulmrs' vs. David llonck's 'ndms
lEitrinti.
ji.jj. wniKcr -use- vs. iiioomsimrg i.ueiary in
uiuuio v nuuo iNorinaiMcnooi.
Lavlnn UouUIci 'use' vs. MiiIIiIhh Kline.
Joiiu Lawronco'd ex'rH vs. Amiuida Lawrence,
w . u, uernril vs. jonn u. Jaeouy.
Wilson Atrer vs. C. 11. lli-ncltwnv.
1111r.fllir.tll HlllflvplHiwltii'i'ii v. Xllcliiinl lfpllei'.
C. D. Fowler lendorseo of II. 11. llorko Vs. O. It.
M click.
Wllllnm Cnlpliinn tm. lfriwnril flrlinpM.
John Auspacli A wlfo vs. liinunuel llast, Jacob
nieinneioerl I'lillip iireiuzci A, AUieuoncii.
AInrv-TlllllA.. -u .liiliti MIlIpr'H 1'X'im.
Jeroinluh H. Ilrobst vs. Danvlllo Hnzlcton niul
Wllkusharrolt. It. Co.
Ainndo from COcts.
Coll nndexnmli.oorl2
(jlUrfninples Kout(pwliiLo l'ri-e) fir Si;
retail rmlck forJIU. It. D. W'OLCOTT, 181
firsnels. inni
CI all n
iiSO-lw
"JU
iAFNESS
nquarc, iN, i.
HAH CUItKI) "1"TVT rj A 'DEAFNESS
wii.ti cuitii -iLxiyxjL oATAiiitii.
For 'euro SI. for Tet Sample Hi cents,) by mall,
Dr. E..F. HYATT, 210 Grand Street. X.'cw York
null- lw
llllliH CIIIIIO I 11 S . ANM
TvnACIENTH Wnnteil lor onr most ntlrac-
ill II lliivo "(IHHKI.V.Y .t ilKOWN" nnd
"OllANT A WILHON" Cnmpalgn CliartS. Tho
hpi. niipM mil. Henil for ciicular. liumeusnsales. I
Largo prollls. llAAHIH.til.llimKCUT. Einplro
Mnpiiiul t hart lMabllshmcnt, 107 Mberly SMi el,
m-v lull. . ..j-.i.
U11SVIMI1HNV nv Slllll, IIAI1.1II.VC1."
1 How either sox may rawlnalo and gain tho
lovo ft nflectlnns ot nuy pcrsou they ehno'.e, lu.
stantly. Thin slmplomuntal acanlroineut nil run
possess.frcc, by mall, for 25cts. together with n
mnrrlnco culde. 1'itynflnu Oraclo, Dreams, Hints
to Ladles, Ac, A nucer.oxcltlng book. luu.OOUsold,
Addiess T. WILLIAM A CO. Pubs, Phlla. lw
WARREN DANGE
First Premiuin Aa.In:t.'71.
Aa.In:t.'71.
'-Ins.. Tlrtll.
Douhlo Elevated Oven. Warming Closet, Droll
Ing Don.-, Fender Uunrd. Dcmiilng ft Hliakin;
Oralo, Direct Draft. KULLElt, WAltUEN A Co
, UWV.i ..111..-
ug A Hhaklng
iu water otroei,n, i.
Also lor CAMl'AIUN GOODS. Address.
OO Cmsl'EED ri EMI'IItEl'UIILlbilllNG HOUSE
Hew Orleans, Cincinnati, Ht. LouH.niij- jw
DE. CARPEN'J,EK.
ino 31ULRERRY STREET,
NEWAltlC. N. J.
Is now treating successfully,
Consumption, BroncliMis.
nnd nil diseases of tho Throat and Lungs, with
his
COMPOUND JIEDICATE1) INHALATIONS,
CONCHMIIATE1) FOOD, AND
COUGH HY1U71'.
During tlio past ten years Dr. Carpenlcr has
treaicii nnu t-uieii luousauus oi cases 01 me
abovo named discuses, nnd lias now In his pos
session certlilcntes of cures f.oiu every part of 1
mo country, ino iniuii.iiion is nreaiucu uirecuy
into the lungs, soolhlne; and liealiug over nil
luilamcd suiiaon, cnledug nilo tHo blood, It
Imparts vitality .is It porint.iu-s to every nut of
tho sysieiu Tiio sensation Is uoi unpleasant
nnd llio Ilrst lnb,il.itlon;oIleii gives very decided
relicr, particularly when thero Is much dllllculty
ol brealhlug. Under tlio lullueuco ot my reme
dies, tho eolith soon grows easier, tho night
bwents cease, the beetle ileuli vanishes nud with
improving digestion the patient rapidly gaius
strength, and health is ngaln within uis grasp.
1 lie t'onffiil r.itf.1 Food inpldly builds up llio
most debilitated patient, presenting to the
stomach food nil ready to bo assimilated nud
made Into good, rich healthy blood.
1 lie Couch m run Is to bo lakcu at nlzlit to nlle-
vlnto tho cough and enable tho patient to obtain
sleop. 1 ' Ull directions ucccmpnny each box vf my
rcmctlirs, uhich consist 0
One Inlialtr: line Dottle or AHcrallio Iitlialant ; (hip
l.iiltlc of Soolliln? Iciiririme lnlial.ini i One
j.Dtiic or Ann iM-inurriiiimr 11111.1111111
One Untile Coiirciitriitcil Fooil;
Uuc hot I In ot'l'ougli
Si run.
Prico of liox containing remed.i-s tn last ono
lunntii, ill); two months, sis: unco mouths, l.i.
.Sent to nnv nildress C. O. D. Pamphlets con
taining largo llbt of pallonts cnii-d sent free.
setters 01 luijuiry must eoiiutin one uonar 10 in
sure answer. Addicss.
A. H. CAUPENTEI!, 51. H Newark, N. J.
Dr. CAnrF.s-rrn's UATAttltll ItEMEDY will
nlve Immedtnto relief, nud will t llect 11 nerma-
nent euro lu Irom 0110 lo three months. Price
ot remedy to last ono mouth, 65; two months,
33: tureo nionius, viu.
t'tMDll lu all Us lonns eu -cottfully ire ,lc.l
Send fur list of liallents cured, to -
A. II. CAftPENTEll. M. D.. Nuw.ltk. N. J.
juiy-jiyr
Tho Pen is Mightier than tho
sword !
-FOR THE
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nil nu exposition nf IheDcinociotloPrlnclples
nnu j.iuerni juccs sougui 10 no esiaousiieu ny
the supportors of GltEELEY AND DltOWN,
linn 111 sprenu us wineiy us jiossiuio 11111 irresisti
ble arguments lor tlio election of tho Demo
cratic KtatoTickc! found In tho record of Hon.
C. It. 1IUCKALEW ntul tho other candidates on
that ticket, a campaign edition 01 tho wi:kkia
Patiuoi- will ho Issued beginning JULY 21,
ut tuu luiiuwiug ruith:
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iu copies 110 one auu.os) , yi
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PUBLIC ATTENTION
IH OAld.KI) MY
MOTOR
BROS,
In tho fact that they nro sllll pushing th i,,
liuilncM with nil tho ow-iRy so charuelerK ..
thcmsolvOT informer times, nt their old i, '
IlUl IllUU.l ill
BUOAVER'S BLOCK,
nuJnt tho Corner of Main ntul Mutltei ,
Their stock lslareer nud innrn vnrlA,i
ho found In miy other oMabllshnieul i,nr, . .
PhlladolphlnorN.'w York. All of which l "
pil In largo or wnnll nuantllle, nt llgnresas !,u
If not lower, than miiiiii iiimh U mu 1.7. . H?
i lsewlioin. Cull nnil imiiiiiIi,.. i. ...... '".'i'"'1'!
wholnsaloilepartmpiit under llio Iiiiiu,"i Ai '."
pel vision nnd control of llio firm. t-i)iiip,l ' 1
l'AINTrt, OII-S, ODAUa, l'UTTY, ,10., A(j
They kei n convlantly on haiid from n0 . ...
iiiueieni, urauus oi nuu j.eau, niunng Mli,., ,
John T, Lewis & RroA, Ruck Lcui
Wiuio UiUf, uinmonii, Arctic, ,u- '
Vtirnlsltes, Conch, Furniture, ''
D.itnnr, Shcliuc nntl Jnpnn
IJryer.
Iucslorsyouwlll Unit Uinhors tmlh ,rv ,, ,
oil, Hleiiiias, lHiitiis,Metnllluand ViiuilA ' u, i"
Venetian, lied Lead, Aiuorlcan nnd Chiiii , , v-;.,1.1
millions, nines, Yellows nml Uieein,
nlnoiiRWlilcli nro llifi celebrnled Vcrs-illltsnii
Shamrock, very handsome nnd io iiuuiciil t.Vni
.....iiil'( ii, niu i ul ig or l,lin,l.
c. Unseed nil. Turpentine. Ac. Al ?li
window glass, l.ugo sizes or superior ounlllvr.i
pictures, n MHclallty, 'cnsloroil hy llio enni
or doen. Laudanum. ihin,mi. Jii.. ...r...1
lrors. Kohlen Tincture, 'llal-ani Tlio Mill l ' Zi
'.'ey's Cordial, KhsenccH Lemon, l-rmimini ,t
WlnlorKreen aiid Clnnamoii. All lhi '!, ,;";
K;If.SLrl' ,cl ,,?' 0f tllu n""8 wliltil, J
Ayros, Jnynes.VlneKttr DIlteH.IIoslui.
tcr'd, Brnko h, mid llooIlunil'.s (Jur-
man JJiuers. j'iiis, wrigiit's
Jnyno's, tjeliDncU'ri.nnil ;ifi
othcM known to tho Coniiiiiiniiy.
A largo nud vailed assortment or Knights worM
leuowncd cooking uxtracls,
I.einnii, Vanilla, Ilose, Ilaspbtrry, Kirawlicm
i i nn j iipit., i vi.-iy, i.iii;iiiii, ic.,nn 'illi.
cd below lnnuiif.ietiiiers pile -t, n,
country meti-hatits, Hpirc.
Cinnamon, Clovui,
i'epper. Mace,
Jltts.ard,
ic.,
nt
bottom
pilces. ALSO,
i Uoilniidl-'loursul-phur,
Epsom Halbi,
Salt l'etre, Calabia Lie.
oilce, Giiiiicnniphor,l!orax,
Ahsafu-tlda, Cattle and lioi.c
rowderH.llluu Vltilol, Extract Ln;.
wood, Castllo nnd Laundry Hn nm,
Lampl'lilmiieys, nnd Lump troods gi-iicr-
n It, l.lllitli Ch.-illr. Kllviir kn,l , ,i
l'lnslei, UoseiidalCemeulliylhobaii'uiji-iiu i.
. .uiijuiiiii...i .uuiYiiiu x i nil. jar, ikbunvti
edged to bo by Mr thu best in thu Mnikets.u I
glass, or superior material nnd tMirttimiushln
Consumers having ouco UM.it these, ttuti.wtiu'
other.
Country l'liyslclaus will find onrnoclt full him
coinplcto, comprising nil llio old Maples m ill,
......v..,, ...ui.iuu, us ivcii iimiii uiu latieruisco
eriesof medical science, tjulnlno, .Morphia uiu
Opium always In nhundanco. Hancollros, nml
V llltu's nliarlnaceiilli-.il nri.ii.init Innu b'lni,l mi i
Holld exlructs Elixirs and l'illsnf Iho l'liiirnm-
coptea Kiigar-coaud, I'owers and Wo tollman
Chemicals, nnd l'ror. H.iilbb's meJklucs,atiiii
slock.
Farmeis nud others it 111 find nnrstiii.K nfi'im.
Ground Western llone. Oil of Vlfrinl, .-lUtiiliii.
of Soda and Nltratu 01 S01I.1, r belter i univ
and nt lower prices tliaiieauholoiiud elsdwln i.
COACH AND WAGON MAKKIW wnuM '1.
well to geo our stoi-k ami Iiupiiio otirpiu-i
lore luirchasingclsuwlieri-.
Our letallnnd Probeilptloh depirluiciii h unJir
tu.i supervision ui
Mil. A. II. CATIIC.VKT,
who has bad vearsof exnerieneoin Iho biisincs-.
Able and i-onipclcnt nsslstauU nlwuys hi nllt-ii-d.tlicti.
'This department consists ol the com.
pounding ol Physicians' priHcrlpllntiH nn! t.iim
ly recipes, tlio pulling up of Dye mull- i-U',
tho relaillng ol P.ilent Modlcincs nud I)iuibl
hiiiuliies, hiieh ns Po-'fumery, ejinpilslng nil "I
the most choleo Irom our must eminent Ameri
can maiiufaclureisuiid tho bpecl.illlos ol all tlrf
EoreiKii, h'rench, Uni-IIsli, ijcrmiui ami
Italian l'oriuiiiers.
TiillelKii.ips 111 laiga varlely, hjth Imroil.-Js"'1
ioiuc.stie.
EI110 Hair, Tooth, Flesh, Clothes, Shav
ing & Nail Brushes. Trussea.Slioul-
tier Jiraccs it Hiippnricrs, rsurs
Inp; Bottles, Pocket Booli.s,
Bill Bouks, Ac, Ac.
Clgaiaoriarebtaiil cliolcost hr.111 Is rrniii !
to 2i els,, each,
I
E
Pipes nnd cigar smokers nnd many things 1111
posblblo to i iiiiiiierutu here. Thu hniidsiiiiio"
S'OBii. FOUIMTAIH
lu this part of Iho Bt.ilo, railed the "Icilnr
Irom wnlch Isconstautlydrawn, llinsneiinl an"
rcfrebliliig hiivcr.iai's ho popular tt llh Iho ""'r
lean public, nlsu, tlio medicated watirs nf "
Barati-ra nnd Hel.cr,
Our MiuiuractinliiK Depailinont, , eoini' "
nil thoiltlleliuil prepaintioiis of Iho U. H I
niacopa'.i, 'Jluctuies, Syruvi, etc.,
OIL OF GLADNS
aspocllio for Croup, llurns nnd Scalds nud ou;
of Ihe most valuahlo auxiliaries In the cure
yctter-plles, hoarbenebs, oto over li""',,''
largely lucrenslng bales atlcst Us popuUi") "
n huusohold remudy.
Moyer'dTnr Cough, Diniw vl "
for coughs or long btnud ng nud ii y i I
sumption. I'lavurlui! : cxlrni-ls.Essei icoJ ii UJ
Ginger, etc. To all uf which wo usl; Iho on
tlouof Iho general public,
Tho wnijon will still conllnuo to I'-')'
its stated visile to their country euite1"
era.
MOYJ5U lmo-s.
Jfay 10, ly.